Qasr Ibn Hubayra (Arabic: قصر ابن هبيرة) was a city of medieval Iraq, north of Hillah and Babylon. The name Qasr Ibn Hubayrah means "the castle or palace...

of Iraq, Yusuf ibn Umar al-Thaqafi, and Zayd was killed. Fleeing the pursuit of al-Thaqafi, he initially found refuge at Qasr Ibn Hubayra, where he was...

retreated as far as the place called Qaṣr ibn Hubayra. From there he planned to march on Kūfa, where the governor, Muḥammad ibn Khalīd al-Qasrī, had joined the...

which was 10 kilometers south of Nahr Kutha and 15 kilometers north of Qasr Ibn Hubayra. When Ali became caliph following Uthman's assassination in 656, he...

invasion was a young Persian named Abu'l-Fadl al-Isfahani, taken at Qasr Ibn Hubayra; this boy, about twenty years old and of haughty demeanor, was recognized...

retreat from Nahr Sarsar to Qasr Ibn Hubayra on the night of 7/8 June. Harthama pursued him and defeated him at Qasr Ibn Hubayra, forcing the rebels to fall...

ibn Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn Abd Allah ibn Hamid ibn Musa ibn al-Abbas ibn Muhammad ibn Yazid ibn Muhammad ibn Maslama ibn Abd al-Malik. Sharahil ibn Maslama...

(zaʿīm) of the Arab tribes, and the tax farms of Mosul, Kufa, Qasr (possibly Qasr Ibn Hubayra), and al-Jami'ayn. While al-Muqallad remained in charge of...

with them, a young Persian named Abu'l-Fadl al-Isfahani, taken at Qasr Ibn Hubayra, as the awaited Mahdi. He was proclaimed as such publicly in 931, with...

Takin al-Khazari in April 924. Four years later he was dispatched to Qasr ibn Hubayra following a Qarmatian attack on the town, but by the time he arrived...

regime of Ibn Hubayra. In the event, however, this backfired: the Qaysis resented Khalid for his replacement of their champion, Ibn Hubayra, while the...

treasurer of Egypt, Abd al-Rahman ibn Hubayra, and did not implement the measure. The medieval Egyptian historian Ibn Abd al-Hakam (d. 971) relates that...

brother Maslama besieged the Byzantine capital from the land, while Umar ibn Hubayra al-Fazari launched a naval campaign against the city. The Byzantines...

governor's castle, calling it qasr al-khabal (lit. 'castle of corruption'), and instead stayed with his nephew Ja'da ibn Hubayra. Kufa thus became Ali's main...

military independence of the caliphate, with the help of his vizier Ibn Hubayra. After nearly 250 years of subjection to foreign dynasties, he successfully...

says Madelung, calling it qasr al-khabal (lit. 'castle of corruption'). Instead, he stayed with his nephew Ja'da ibn Hubayra, or in a small house next...

and was one of the people who divided the houses in it Then Malik bin Hubayra al-Kindi took charge of it, and he was the commander of Muawiyah's armies...

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